St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-05

Ihey both unQualifiedly indorSed to-
nlghtS pageant as the greatest of all
the many attractions provided during
their stay.
FAREWELL TO ST. LOUIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Leave
Amid the Hearty Good Wishes
of All.
Special to the Globe.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. At was $50 o'clock
when the pageant had passed the Lin
dell. The president and Mrs. Cleveland,
escorted by the reception committee, at
once took carriages and were driven to
the Third street entrance of the mer-
chants exchange, where they; alighted
and entered the building. After divest-
ing themselves of wraps, OvercoatS, ETC.,
they were escorted to the
main hall. The hall had been
tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion. The central window in the
north wall of the hall had been draped
with lace over cardinal curtains, imme-
dlateiy behind the platform to which
the president and Mrs Cleveland were
conducted. The rostrum was set out
with green, and over it was the trans
parency of the Yelled Prophet riding on
the dragon. Around it were draped
American flags. The main entrance
was topped by pretty painting of
Liberty and Her Chariot" beneath
which hung an artistic placard welcom-
ing the guests. AT each corner of the
hall were two transparent five-pointed
stars, Illuminated with electric lights.
Over the fountain was suspended
a huge ball of flowers. The guests
were requested to watch this ball when
the whistle was blown for the prophets
to dlsperse. just after the entrance. A
pretty transformation scene followed.
At II o'clock the president and Mrs.
Cleveland and their travelling compan-
ions entered carriages for their last
drive through the streets of
the city, for the present at least, en-
route to the union depot, where their
special was in waiting. Nobody had
yet gone home and the streets were
black with people. AT 11:15 the union
depot was reached. The president and
Mrs. Cleveland and their party at once
ENTERED THE TRAIN,
which Immediately started out of the
depot. AS the train moved off the dis
tinguished pair stood in the rear vesti-
bule OF their car and bowed smilingly
their acknowledgements OF the shouts
of Good bye," ''God bless you. MIR.
President, and your sweet wife, too.''
The train moved out of the yards rap
idly, shot into the tunnel, rolled over
the bridge, with moments halt to
change engines at East st. Louis and
started on their journey across
Illinois for Chicago. The route
taken is the Chicago &
Alton, and the party expect to reach
Chicago at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Special arrangements were made to-day
for running the preside initial train over
the Chicago IL Alton raj road. A pilot
train, consisting of an engine and the
private car of the president of the road
will precede President Cleveland's spe-
Watchmen are placed at all stations.
who will examine the switches before
the specials arrive. The special trains
Will make no stops except for coal and
water. The train will run slowly
through Joliet, at which point the presi-
dent Will go on the rear platform and
view the city. The following
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
of the presidential special was issued
to-day by General Agent Baldwin, of
the Pullman Palace Car company, who
who is in charge of the party:
Arrive Chicago Oct. 5, 8 a. m.; leave Chi
SdSO OSe w. 1O d. III. arrive milwaukee, OCT.
e, p. M; leave Milwaukee Oct z, 10 a. m. !;
arrive Madison, Wis, Oct. Z, l p. m; leave
Madison, Wis, Oct 10, 8 a. m. arrive St.
Paul Oct. 10, 5: 80 p. M; leave st. Paul Oct.
II, ~ noon; arrive Minneapolis Oct IL,
1890 p. m.; leave Minneapolis Oct. il. s
p. M; arrive Omaha Oct. -, IL p. M; leave
Omaha Oct. II, II noon; arrive kansas City
Oct. -, s:15 p: m; including stop at ST.
Joseph from 5:15 to 5:45 D. M:
Leave Kansas City Oct. 13, IL D. M: arrive
Memphis Oct. ii. 4 p. m.; leave Memphis
Oct. 10, p. m.: arrive Nashville Oct. Is,
9:20 p. m ; leave Nashville Oct II, IL a. m
arrive Chattanooga Oct. II, 4 p. m; leave
Chattanooga Oct. IL, 5 p. m; arrive Atlanta
Oct. II, IL p. M: leave Atlanta Oct 10. II
midnight; arrive Montgomery Oct 20, a.
M; leave Montgomery Oct. 20, p. M: ar
rive Knoxville Oct. q, 3:15 a. m; arrive
Ashville, n. c., Oct 21, 1915 a. m arrive
Salisbury, N. c., Oct. 81, 4:1O p. m; arrive
Danville, Va, Oct 21, 1925 D. m; arrive
Lynchburg Va, Oct 21, IL p. m; arrive at
Washington on Saturday. Oct %, a. M.
A moment before the train left the
union depot the president and Mrs.
Cleveland both expressed themselves as
enraptured with the OverfOwing hospi-
tality and enthusiasm which they had
met with upon every hand during their
visit to the city. Beyond being quite
fatigued with the continuous round of
pleasure they had enjoyed their visit
very much and should carry away with
them the highest opinion of the hospi-
tality and wonderful spectacles they
had enjoyed.